Stanley High School - Scroll Yearbook (Stanley, WI)

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Many of our grrls went out for thc Varlety Show SHO NUFF and dxd thexr part to make xt a huge success jen was nn there helpmg as usual Davld lsen berger attended all three performances of the show because he was mtensely and CD11 5 f romantlcall xnterested rn the work of Our football boys looked exceedmgly fme as they led the grand march at the home mrng dance 'Y :mln -hwy- Pam drdnt get any chrckens at the Press Conference 1n Eau Claxre but she and Martha Meyers got many ldeas for Y the makeup crew ern Lols Dldo and o Jo as cheerleaders led us 1n many rous mg yells Class work became harder d m physrcs Tom took a long look at the apparatus for readmg Boyles Law Gor don 1nsp1red by hrs love of economlcs tackled the teachers regardmg therr per sonal budgets Whnle Gordon worked hrs classmate Don Bruha slept and dreamed of hrs baseball achnevements Drdo was homecommg queen, Art was lung, and Stanley was a contender for the Cloverbelt Football Champnonshrp the1r work on the annual staff and rn cxdently got therr p1ctures m the Lau Clarre paper Betty Mnland was chosen to recenve the DAR Award, joan Haugen zealously made the rounds of class rooms sellnng lyceum and movie nckets Rodger Cotts kept rn trrm for boxmg at Mrl waukee by actlng as school monitor, and Bette Fagan faced the hungry hordes of students who 'forgot' rhenr lunch trckets each day Dnlrgently Marge Eppers per used Ivanhoe whrle Bull Goodman, equal ly school mrnded, baby sat at Pattersons, Carol janrsewskr admlred her new dna mond Anna Mae Gruber put plentv of 23 energy mto her new Job at the Stanley Republncan and Wayne Lauer decorated hrs locker wxth p1ctures of cut out dolls FEW Fw as Q Lockhart recerved the Outstandmg Sen xor Farmer Award Early m the year we chose Dennls Lauer Davnd Isenberger Betty Halmstad and Betty Mxland as our class offrcers ge Mlss Evans and Mrs Proctor served us well as faculty advlsors The Holly Hop at Chrnstmas clrmaxed the frrst semester of our semor acnvmes and now graduatron puts and end to four happy, turbulent years spent together at work and at play rn Stanley Hrgh . - . , , y I H 1 . . - 4: nv ' . ' C0 . - , 4 . ' . h EP Lk ,S , fy: Q5 . if LD' I ' - . l i ,,s, , I . -N ' 1 V gg P 8 aff 5 1 an ' ' ., ff' ' I. A My 4 , , I k I ' -' gt., .L K' Y I P' ' I -Q. 3,915 1 gl -gr, 3 V I . l 'L ,Fe .Y 44, of . 3 1, rf if - --, . 'rv Lx Q . ,, X . ' ' ' 1 L 1 ' -- . . . 4 , F ' .I rv a . 1 L Qin ll' gl' J - K - - ' - ' . , an . 'I K v l a a , , . . 'Q VY' , 0. I is 4 ' a L' , h , . . . . : - . . , - . . i I , I . lg I

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As senrors our treasure chest rs full of memortes of the days we have spent rn Stanley Hrgh We started one hundred twelve strong today wxth ony etghty two left we sttll have the honor of betng the largest class nn the schools h1story As a class we have always had to ftght for our r1ghts We have had our problems but we also have had out fun We recall the tlme jo Jo got runs IH she took them off and put locker Betty found them and put them on the rad1ator ln the ma n stgn on them Whose are there was the Freshman play MIIZIG had four words rn lf They were We are the chorus What M1tz1e sard the nrght of the play was We are the crtcus That was the year too e got a spankrng from Goodspeed n G n eral Sclence and Art was prcked as the best player at the Cornell Junlor Tourna ment wrth laughter her stockmgs them rn her room wrth a they? Then Then came our Sophomore year We play but Mrs Bolon got too close to potson 1vy and so ended our dramatrc l'Nllll WOODWAN Bl'Vl:RlY WRY Tumbling, 3 4 FHA 1 GI ls Tumblmg l PHA l Band 3 Clec Club 2 3 Mixed Chorus FHA Offxccr l Cxrls Crafts 4 Cnrls Sclence Club 3 RETROSPECTION apstratrons However Sonja and jo Io went out for Fotensrcs Sonja got a f1rst and o 0 got a B ratxng 1n therr fre ds t the state The rest of us turn d our en gy to gang wats between gtrls tnstead Some of the grrls ttred to tmrtate Doro thy s southern accent Dorothy Owens was a new student then As unrors we won the magazrne drrve gettlng a day off as a reward One ramy day we took off for Als Ro'ler R nk and skated from n1ne tlll four The next dry we nursed strff jornts and black and blue marks We chose Deep Purple as the theme of our prom We made orchrds for the occas1on twenty dozen of them and af ter cuttmg patterns snrpprng wtre push mg paste and puttrng them together we turned our thoughts to the gym We had a beaurtful prom but only twenty 55' a Wwe 'll fm? HUP comm W 3a slgflf t fauna couples came That was the year oo some of us went to M3d1SOH for a or enstc contest and on the way got our selves some ch1ckens for out Sunday d1n nets We sang the Stanley School Song over the mtctophone to get the chtckens and then smuggled them 1nto the swank hotel at Machson where we kept them under the bed ttll we checked out Sonya generously catrred her clothes and gave the chrcks ttanspottatxon rn het bag We put on a class play Our Mrss Brooks and called If good Betty Halmstad was chos en to attend Grrls State but was dented the toy of such an expettence smce no roomxng accommodatrons had been pro 22 Q- vrdecl for her there She made up for that stroke of bad luck by gomg to the State Farr wrth another group and the fun they had' Betty won prrzes there and so drd Lots and Pam That was the year that Donna Mae Etten showed us all what she could do rn the way of FHA demonstra She competed wrth wmners from towns went to the sectronal at Med IIOIIS IVC or and placed thrrd there Lockhart ot a hair cut rn English class Senlor year was upon us before we knew rt George Thetrl exchanged the crown he wore as lumor Prom King for a chef s cap and enrolled rn the new class vn Boys Home Economrcs Bonnte put on her wrngs for her thrtd year as an angel tn the Chrxstmas pageant whtle Soma once agatn felt the call of the mrcrophone and appeared before xt at Eau Clarre nn the Voice of Democracy and wxth Jo jo the Dxsk jockey contests ' ' v 9 V 9 ml' Y ' g ' Q : ' . 9 ' ' Q ' W 2. Q ,. , P , are xx -Sf y .f ' Y -v , J -J ' t ' t 1 Q , - . e et- . ' ' It Yr ' a - ' 9 H J . . . , ' n ' D . . ll il ' 1 .- . . .l - . ' . A ,, ' - ' is tk, I Q , ' ' . , H , J I1 - - ' , ' . .. S '-e ' 4' f ' 5'?i5?f?j7T',Q1,f' ' l 2 were all te ated to resent our class H , .fl 'S' - P P P -' ,s 1 l Q f Cl, - . .- ' . '-t Q 1 etas rs' .. t 2 ' ' .. 'sr , . , 5 gk I EVM I V , L .X , , . . L V 'lf A rl K f ls . ' . ' . G ' ' . N., 1 A H T . . . ' Gaim g v . . 5. , 5 . . , - , , - . 1 t 1 F . .. . Q, . ,' . -

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